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Wu, Bing Screenwriter, Director, Producer, Executive Producer And Wu, Bing Screenwriter, director, producer, executive producer and actor Associate Professor of Beijing Film Academy (BFA) The member of Chinese Filmmakers Association The member of Chinese Film Directors Association The member of China Television Broadcasting Society Television Production Committee The representative of the 13th and 14th People's Congresses in Haidian District, Beijing In 1993, he was one of the first graduates of Bachelor of Producing in the Department of Management of BFA, and later worked as a teacher in that university. He taught courses such as Film Production Management, Film and Television Project Planning, Production and Marketing, and Film and TV Production Basics. In 2003, he completed the graduate equivalent course (no degree) in BFA. In 2004, he was promoted to be an associate professor. In 2006, he obtained the master's tutor qualification. So far, he has guided nearly 30 master graduate students. He published several articles such as "A Preliminary Study on the Reform of the State-run Movie Studios" and "European Film Cooperation Model Study" and co-authored "Managing Film and TV Production." He served as the first tutor of graduate work for the masters in BFA, and the judge of the new film mentoring program of master students in BFA. He has won the Best Master's Dissertation Tutor of the BFA. Major works and awards: Film-- "Fantastic" Millennium Movie, Screenwriter "Dad Boy" (Taiwan), Screenwriter "No Sleep for Seven Weeks" Digital Film, Screenwriter & Director “A Pinwheel Without Wind " (co-production) Screenwriter "Bitter Tea" Screenwriter & Director Won the 8th Chinese Film Huabiao Award New Director Award Won the 8th Chinese Film Huabiao Award Jury Special Award Nominated for the best director debut in the 22nd Chinese Film Golden Rooster "Out of Wonder" Digital Film Director "It's too late to love you" Screenwriter & Director National Youth Moral Education Recommended Films Bogota International Film Festival, Colombia Taipei Golden Horse International Film Festival Screening "Claim", Director "Deadly chased", hero (a policeman---Wang Lin) Won the Special Detective Theme Award at the 11th Moscow International Film Festival in 2009 1 The first cross-strait film exhibition Taipei exhibition "Mountain Songs like Spring Water" movie screenwriter Won the 2009 China Screenplay Xia Yan Award for Creative Screenplay “Sunshine Smiles”, 2010 Shanghai World Expo Volunteers charity Film, Producer " Bodyguards and Assassins ", Screenwriter Won the 2010 China Film Association Cup Annual Excellent Screenplay Award "Humanity" Movie Screenplay Won the 2010 China Screenplay Xia Yan Award for Creative Screenplay "Love 36 count" movie screenwriter "Wu Daguan" Hero (Wu Daguan) Nominated for the 3rd Macau International Film Festival Golden Lotus Award for Outstanding Film Awards "Number One File Guardian", Digital Film, Director & Hero "Gang Ge Yu Bo", Digital Film, Director & Hero "Flash Marriage Story" 2012CCTV6 Lunar New Year Digital Film, Director & Hero " The Taking of Tiger Mountain 3D" Screenwriter Won the Best Screenplay (Adaptation) nomination for the 30th Chinese Golden Rooster Award "Zhi Ai 2026" , Chief Producer and Executive Producer TV series-- "Shanghai Tango"40-episode television series, Screenwriter "Red Print" 20-episode television series, Screenwriter "Heaven Next Door" 16-episode television series, Screenwriting planning "To Love" 20-episode television series, Screenwriter & Director "A Hundred Days" 20-episode television series, Screenwriter "The Story of the Performing Arts Majors"20-episode television series, Screenwriter "Overjoyed" 20-episode television series, Screenwriting planning & Director "Unforgivable" 30-episode television series, Screenwriting planning "Return to the Beach" 30-episode television series, Screenwriting planning "New Version of the Chen Shimei Case", 30-episode television series, Screenwriting planning& Director "Guessing Your Heart" 40-episode television series, Screenwriter & Director Stage Play - "Bing Tang Hu Lu" Planning "The Peach Blossom Land", 2012 Classic Edition, starring the old director. 2 .
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